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Designing for regional context is an important topic these days. Get ideas for your outdoor space by learning what the pros consider when working with clients.

Mark, Rob, and Patrick hear from listeners about home battery systems and tented tile before taking listener questions about rotted porches, slippery steps, and building partitions on top of laminate flooring.

Find online articles and videos on building homes to survive a wildfire, energy-smart HVAC, and more.

While burning wood is sometimes considered a "green" source of heat, when it comes to carbon emissions and occupant health, natural gas or propane is usually a better choice.

This new build incorporates an 1800s log cabin that was painstakingly restored to resemble the original structure.

Avoid this common but easily solved mistake when testing a newly installed mixing valve in a tub or shower.

Spraying offers a factory-like finish, but a brushed finish makes the work appear custom—here's the process for cleaning, sanding, and painting.

Building science experts weigh in on an important question about best practices for installing a minisplit.

Insulating concrete-block walls can keep a basement or crawlspace dry, but does preventing inward drying harm the concrete?

Rolair's Airstak compressor is built into a convenient Systainer box, making it easy to stack in your truck and carry onto the job site.